Questions and Answers on Selective Service Training
A local board may relieve men with dependents from training under president prescribed rules. All registrants must be examined for fitness. no discrimination by race or color. Active training limited to 900000. standard service lasts twelve months with possible extension only by Congress.
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Congress
Active National Guard
Western Hemisphere
United States
Selective Service Act
Army
Communist Party
Bund
In Memoriam to Lemuel McClurg May Be Missed
A daughter Mae Hahn of Muncie honors her father Lemuel McClurg who died 13 years ago on September 17. She recalls long nights by his bed and the words he shared, expressing grief yet cherishing their memory.
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Lemuel McClurg
Daddy
Mae Hahn
Muncie
Wayne King
Buddy Clark
Columbia
Ted Husing
Jimmy Dolan
Shields-Watkins Stadium
Knoxville
Tenn
CBS “Silver
Lawrence Olivier
Conrad Nagel
Silver Theater
Clark Gable
Ann Southern
Screen Guild
CBS
Don Wilson
Jack Benny
Nbc-Red
Boss Benny
Mary Livingstone
Phil Harris
Dennis Day
Andy Devine
Rochester
Civil Service Exams Open for Planner Pathologist and Engineers
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for city planner plant pathologist plant geneticist junior engineer and related posts in Washington D C and departments including the Bureau of Plant Industry Applicants in eastern states have until October 24 western states by October 28 1940 Salaries range from 2000 to 3800 with reductions for retirement Qualifications cover college courses and professional experience Printed full requirements and apps are available from local civil service offices or the Commission in Washington D C .
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United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington
Colorado
National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of the Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Washington, D
Remember When Do You Remember When
October 7 1910 notes reminiscences from A R 24 patrons and town friends sending 84 birthday cards to Grant Henley. Local items include Amos Gates moving to a Carthage area farm and his missed vote in a partisan forecast, plus a string of society notes and radio program previews featuring Knute Rockne Week and Seventies era media stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. 24
Grant Henley
Amos Gates
Carthage
Grant
Community News From Charlottesville Area
Charlottesville area residents are noted for travel and family events. Billy Oldham accompanies parents to Ohio State for his third term. David Barton Money born Sept 25 to Mr and Mrs Lester Money of Danville Indiana. Mrs Money formerly Miss Alberta Harness taught home economics locally. Community visits include Harvey Fry of Indianapolis with Oscar Ruggles. caringly reported obituaries for Leon Leamon in Knightstown. Rally day at Methodist church planned with basket lunch. many social notes from Wilkinson Rushville and Richmond connections.
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Methodist Hospital
David Barton Money
Lester Money
Danville
Ind
Money
Alberta Harness
Harvey Fry
Indianapolis
Oscar Ruggles
Leon Leamons
Wilson Funeral Home
Knightstown
Sapp
Biddlecum
Florence Heifner
Roy Roudebush
Wilkinson
Rushville
Claude Shields
Thomas
Ft. Wayne
Donard Shields
Carl Oldham
Larry
Dayton
Will Oldham
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Paul Peer
Junior Kirk
New York
Panama Canal
Byron Ball
Bobby Lowell
Cecil Linder
Nellie Price
L. G. Sapp
P. B. Smith
Richmond
David Richardson
Maplewood
N. J
Charles Walker
Russell Lee Jessup
Harriett Reece
Homer Biddlecum
Marshall Wales
Jeanette
Donald Sheehan
Rebecca Cook
Adaline Kenyon
Joseph Walker
Roland Jessup
Elmer Collins
Billy Ray
Ralph Zapf
Milan
Nell Hodges
Mark Hodges
Ralph Hodges
New Castle
Claude Walker
Zona White
Frank White
Fred White
Miriam Jessup
Della Pearson
H. G. Biddlecum
Jason Biddlecum
Young Peoples
Weldon Shultz
Ruby Foust
Fortville
Claude Leisure
Jessie Hudson
Ida
Jesse Williams
Notice of Final Settlement of Edward L. Siler Estate
The Administrator of the Estate of Edward L. Siler has filed a final settlement in Rushville Rush County Indiana. A hearing in Rush Circuit Court is set for October 16, 1940 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and interested parties must appear to prove heirship or claims. Dale Fisher, Clerk. Scotten Hinshaw Avery attorneys. Adv. Sept 27 Oct 4.
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Edward L. Siler
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Vernie T. Pearson
Scotten
Hinshaw and Avery
Dale Fisher
Boar Kills Mule on Alabama Farm Near Enterprise
On Earl Pouncey’s farm near Enterprise Alabama a vicious boar attacked and killed a mule. Pouncey said he would have preferred if the mule had killed the hog so it could be eaten, describing the incident as a farm tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pouncey
Enterprise
Ala
Pouncey
Will sets $1000 trust for Jennie Thornburn pet parrot
A provision in the will allocates a $1000 trust fund for the care of Jennie Thornburn's pet parrot. The bequest designates Lincoln Nebraska as the residence of the testator and the beneficiary.
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Jennie Thornburn
Lincoln, Neb
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al McDaniel
Plymouth Rock
Ruth White
Mabel Phelps
Clyde Elmer
Donald E. Ruby
Westland
George Winslow
Robert Lewis
Big Four
Raymond McDaniel
Dana Canning Company
Olean
N. Y
Charles Pearson
Jack Overman
Delta Electric Co
Marion
Burl Magee
Guy Ewing
Noah Leisure
Anna Sipe
of the Christian Church
Arlington
Kante Rockne
Notre Dame
Kate Smith
Columbia Network
South Bend
Notre Dame University
Knute Rockne
Kate
Pat O’brien
Gale Page
Ronald Regan
Donald Crisp
Bob Ripley
Marian
Jim Jordan
Edward G. Robinson
Ona Munson
Fred Allen
Texaco Star Theater
Kenny Baker
Portland
Mighty Allen Art Players
al Goodman
Meredith Willson
Chaplin
Vox Pop
Parks and Wally
NBC
Dorothy Lamour
Bob Burns
Georgia Tech
Haddie Mbs
Dooley
Charlottesville
Billy
Ohio State University
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